San Angelus (Pelican): Listen to their New Song “Vacuum”

by Ryan Minic | May 9, 2014

Remember a long time ago when we did an interview with Pelican drummer Larry Herweg when he was playing in Æges? We asked him what his other band San Angelus had been up to, but he was busy with other projects that not much was happening at the time. Fast forward to today and you’ll be excited to know that San Angelus has a new EP coming out.

The new effort is called uuÜuu (don’t worry, we’re not sure how to pronounce that either) and it was mixed by Aaron Harris (Isis, Palms) and mastered by Chris Common (These Arms Are Snakes).

Here’s a new song from it called “Vacuum.” uuÜuu comes out on June 3rd via The Mylene Sheath. Pre-order that beast digitally or on vinyl.

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